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You prick 的意思
A derogatory term for a contemptible person or a sharp object.
In simple words: An insult or a term for a small sharp object.
You prick 例句
- I can’t believe you did that, you prick!
- That guy is such a prick for cutting me off.
- She called him a prick after he insulted her.
- He pricked himself with a thorn and exclaimed, 'Ouch!'
- Watch out for that prick on the ground; it's sharp!
如何使用 You prick
'You prick' is an offensive term often used to insult someone. It may be appropriate in very informal contexts but should generally be avoided due to its vulgar nature.
Grammar pattern
standalone insult
Memory hint
Imagine a sharp needle that's angry at someone - that's a prick!
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Collocations with You prick
- you prick!
- what a prick!
- such a prick!
Common mistakes with You prick
- Confusing 'prick' with 'prickly' - they have different meanings.
- Using it in formal situations - inappropriate and offensive.
- Thinking it's a harmless nickname - it's an insult.
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关于 You prick 的常见问题
You prick 是什么意思？
An insult or a term for a small sharp object.
You prick 的中文意思是什么？
An insult or a term for a small sharp object.
You prick 的定义是什么？
A derogatory term for a contemptible person or a sharp object.
如何在句子中使用 You prick？
I can’t believe you did that, you prick!
能再举一个 You prick 的例子吗？
That guy is such a prick for cutting me off.
You prick 的近义词有哪些？
常见的替代说法包括 jerk, fool, idiot, scoundrel, ass。
哪些词和 You prick 搭配？
它常与 you prick!, what a prick!, such a prick! 搭配。
使用 You prick 时常见的错误有哪些？
Confusing 'prick' with 'prickly' - they have different meanings. Using it in formal situations - inappropriate and offensive. Thinking it's a harmless nickname - it's an insult.
You prick 怎么发音？
US: //ju prɪk//, UK: //juː prɪk//。点击上方音频，听母语者的发音。
什么时候该用 You prick？
'You prick' is an offensive term often used to insult someone. It may be appropriate in very informal contexts but should generally be avoided due to its vulgar nature.